Nio and Rivn up more than TSLA so far today.That could turn out to be a golden move. It's starting to look mighty squeezy.
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Nio and Rivn up more than TSLA so far today.That could turn out to be a golden move. It's starting to look mighty squeezy.
Always a good problem to have IMO. Now have similar good problem to have on the -C side as I have some 180CC/182.5CC to deal with. Will likely roll it to next week.
Nio and Rivn up more than TSLA so far today.
I've subscribed to Bookmap on TOS for a month. Watching it and trying to learn. Found this interesting from this morning. The first screenshot is from 9:39ET this morning. The 180 wall was 208K. In my short time watching how these walls play out, a wall this big would take quite a while to chew through. The 2nd image is from 10:12am. The wall simply vanished. Was this a marketmaker mirage?
Not anymore.
I need to prepare myself mentally to say good bye to most of my shares at $185 but I think I will be able to buy them back eventually at a little lower price.
I'm not sure when the contracts expire but if its today I think you are safe. I'm also short on these calls.Not anymore.
I need to prepare myself mentally to say good bye to most of my shares at $185 but I think I will be able to buy them back eventually at a little lower price.
Sorry about that!
I'm not sure when the contracts expire but if its today I think you are safe. I'm also short on these calls.
I've subscribed to Bookmap on TOS for a month. Watching it and trying to learn. Found this interesting from this morning. The first screenshot is from 9:39ET this morning. The 180 wall was 208K. In my short time watching how these walls play out, a wall this big would take quite a while to chew through. The 2nd image is from 10:12am. The wall simply vanished. Was this a marketmaker mirage?
The "wall" is made up of people who have put in orders to sell. As the SP moves up - a lot of them are likely to move the order price up in the hope SP will get higher. That is what I or you would do to get a better price, right ?I've subscribed to Bookmap on TOS for a month. Watching it and trying to learn. Found this interesting from this morning. The first screenshot is from 9:39ET this morning. The 180 wall was 208K. In my short time watching how these walls play out, a wall this big would take quite a while to chew through. The 2nd image is from 10:12am. The wall simply vanished. Was this a marketmaker mirage?
Hard to imagine the SP above 185 next week. Not saying it can't go above but I still see room to roll up and out. Looks like the MM's are looking for just below 180 close today.Are you comfortable at those strikes next week? I have similar moves to make.
EDIT: Should have asked how you feel about those strikes for next week, not whether you are comfortable.
EDIT2: Moved the $5 wide -C177.5 spread by widening and sending to 5/26 -C180/+C190 for a credit. That will give me good wiggle room to deal with it later. Seems we are retracting some, it'd be nice to close below $180 - will monitor through about 130pm or so before I action the $5 wide -C180 spread.
Tesla share price continues to rise. To be honest, I did not expect such a quick gain.Which gives me the following position:
1 Call June 170
-2 Call June 185
1 Call may 200
-2 Call may 220
1 Call may 240
Profit/loss:
+145
-253
+20
Investment USD 88.
Profit is gaining. Slow pace of course but that's inherent to the position. Risk is low. But for me the profit counts.
But what is the difference between delta based probability and the "correct" way to calculate it ? Instead of 20% ... would it be 21% or 50% ? I bet closer to 21%.Just for hygiene in our thinking (not calling out anyone), actual price outcomes in the stock market do not follow a classic bell curve distribution (though delta, AFAIK is calculated based on a Gaussian normal distribution). If you plot the outcomes, the histogram has fatter tails than a normal bell curve. If someone wants to go down that rabbit hole, Fooled by Randomness - Wikipedia
So for us this means that delta, if calculated based on a Gaussian normal distribution, underrepresents extreme outcomes to the left and to the right.
Thanks for this perspective @EnzoXYZ . A close below would avoid a roll of the -C180 based spread. I'll scope out a roll to next week, same approach by widening to $10 , improve strike , deal with it then.
I don't agree with your suggestion that delta implicates a probability of getting ITM.Here is a rule of thumb. Look at the Delta. That is the probability the option will be ITM at expiry. Lot of option sellers target a particular delta to sell. That along with support/resistance levels can give you a good idea about what is comfortable for your risk profile.
For eg. 5/26 C185 has a delta now of 0.19, so about 20% probability of ITM. 6/2 160p is about 16%.
Pls see my earlier posts on this. I've provided provided multiple references.I don't agree with your suggestion that delta implicates a probability of getting ITM.
To explain, a June 175 call is 100% ITM, still the delta is far from 100.
Closed 182.5 and 185 calls for 1 cent. Will look to STO on Monday.I hope I can close 182.5 easily tomorrow. Will wait for Monday to STO.
To clarify - delta is a quickie, reasonably accurate, measure of the probability of the option finishing ITM. Clearly the current state is whatever it is.I don't agree with your suggestion that delta implicates a probability of getting ITM.
To explain, a June 175 call is 100% ITM, still the delta is far from 100.